The Paramount+ series “Happy Face” changes a number of key details in the real-life story about serial killer Keith Jesperson and how his daughter, Melissa G. Moore, decides to go public with ...

as one would've traditionally had to for animation. Instead, Intel's AI studied her facial expressions from still photos, and created a 3D mask of her face and overlaid the effects on it in real ...

The “Happy Face Killer” was one of the most disturbing serial killers of the 90s. While he was arrested in 1995 and is serving a life sentence, the story of the killer has captivated true ...

Cloud Imperium Games' forever-in-progress Star Citizen is set to level up in-game facial expressions with a new feature that reads and translates your IRL expressions in real time. The intent is ...

Over and over, Happy Face has characters claim that the flaw of the genre is its fetishizing fixation on the killers, and not on the real victims — the killers’ innocent families (and maybe ...

“Happy Face,” streaming its first two episodes Thursday ... “Not only in our fictionalized version of this story but in real life. There is a constant moral conflict in being related to ...

Moore really has a story worth telling. Moore is the daughter of Keith Hunter Jesperson, a real-life serial killer known as The Happy Face Killer who murdered at least eight women during the early ...